LG has been releasing “teasers” for the devices that it will present at the MWC de Barcelona, and with this one just around the corner, a new video of the company that continues to leave us clues of what we will see there. From what they have shown us so far and the leaks that we have been receiving, it is expected that most of the devices presented will be smartphones, and it is almost certain that among them will be the novelties of the series L, the new series Fas well as the new Optimus G Pro. In this new video, however, details are also given that seem to point to the New Generation of the phablet Optimus Vu.
At video a game is made between different letters of the alphabet that correspond to the nomenclatures used by LG for some of their devices and that are used to symbolize some of the qualities of these. Thus, the “L” for “style” (style), the “F” for “freedom” (freedom), the V for “view” (sight) and G for “greatness” (greatness, excellence).
It is easy to see the correspondence between the "L", the "F" and the "G" and the series L y F and Optimus G Pro. However, it is not difficult to imagine either, that the "V" points to its popular Optimus Vu, although nothing is confirmed and, after all, it is still speculation.
El Optimus Vu, one of the pioneers in the phablet sector along with the Galaxy Note, which saw the light precisely at the MWC last year, found continuation with its second generation in the autumn of that same time, although it did not attract much attention, since its technical specifications were not excessively bright compared to those of other phablets that were beginning to be talked about at that time, very especially, compared to the HTC Droid DNA.
In view of the relative speed with which the generations of the phablet have followed one another and that LG already chose the MWC For the presentation of the first of them, it seems quite probable that, indeed, we will meet the third device of the series there. It remains only to know whether the Optimus Vu III it will attract more attention than its predecessor.
Source: Android Authority.